Fall 2001

1. Gregg Andrews, History
2. Allan Chavkin, English
3. William DeSoto, Political Science
4. David Easter, Chemistry
5. Gilbert Fulmer, Philosophy
6. Carlos Gutierrez, Physics
7. Dennis Kerkman, Psychology
8. William Meek, Art and Design
9. Kristen Ploeger, CIS/QMST
10. Ruth Taylor, Marketing

Spring 2002

1. Steven Beebe, Communication Studies
2. Paul Cohen, English
3. Michel Conroy, Art and Design
4. Lesley Jones, EAPS
5. N. Chinna Natesan, Marketing
6. Walter Rudzinski, Chemistry
7. Benjamin Zhan, Geography

Fall 2002

1. Pierre Cagniart, History
2. Robert Gorman, Political Science
3. James Kimmel, Geography
4. Jene Laman, Family and Consumer Science
5. Lynn Ledbetter, Music
6. James Ott, Biology
7. Max Warshauer, Mathematics

Spring 2003

1. Patricia Evans, English
2. Jennifer Forrest, Modern Languages
3. James Garber, Anthropology
4. Dalton Gross, English
5. Elizabeth Ann Hall, Curriculum and Instruction
6. Joseph Humphrey, Accounting
7. Albert Milhomme, Marketing
8. Cynthia Peterson, Curriculum and Instruction
9. Elizabeth Skerpan-Wheeler, English
10. Ricardo Torrejon, Mathematics
11. M. Lee Williams, Speech Communication
12. Paula Williamson, Biology
13. Gary Winek, Engineering Technology
14. Beth Wuest, Family and Consumer Science
15. Joseph Yick, History

Fall 2003

1. Elizabeth Blunk, Family and Consumer Science
2. David Butler, Geography
3. Richard Earl, Geography (50%)
4. John Garcia, EAPS
5. Weizhen Gu, Mathematics
6. Stephen Hager, Music
7. Lucy Harney, Modern Languages
8. Linda Homeyer, EAPS
9. Judy Leavell, Curriculum and Instruction
10. Susan Morrison, English (50%)
11. Tinker Murray, Health and Human Performance
12. Michael Pierson, Occupational Education (50%)
13. Philip Salem, Communication Studies
14. Jeffrey Slomka, Computer Science
15. Willard Stouffer, Political Science
16. Jose Trinidad, Finance and Economics

Spring 2004

1. Audwin Anderson, Sociology
2. Jennifer Battle, Curriculum and Instruction
3. Richard Earl, Geography (50%)
4. Charles Garofalo, Political Science
5. Nancy Granato, Family and Consumer Science
6. Maureen Keeley, Communication Studies
7. Susan Morrison, English (50%)
8. Michael Pierson, Occupational Education (50%)
9. David Shields, Art and Design
10. Mary Ann Stutts, Marketing
11. John Tiefenbacher, Geography
12. Sue Williams, Family and Consumer Science

Fall 2004

1. John Blair, English
2. Eric Blankmeyer, Finance and Economics
3. Mike Boone, EAPS
4. Ann Burnette, Communication Studies
5. Nancy Feyl Chavkin, Social Work
6. Christopher Frost, Psychology (50%)
7. Dagoberto Gilb, English
8. Xingde Jia, Mathematics
9. Ana Juarez, Anthropology
10. Thomas Keller, Mathematics
11. Randall Reid, Art and Design
12. Tom Thickstun, Mathematics

Spring 2005

1. Carroll L. Bandy, Mathematics
2. Christopher Frost, Psychology (50%)
3. Patti Giuffre, Sociology
4. Elizabeth Makowski, History
5. Beverly Penn, Art and Design
6. James F. Petersen, Geography
7. John McLaren, Criminal Justice
8. Brenda Scheuermann, Curriculum and Instruction
9. Rich Warms, Anthropology
10. Miles Wilson, English

 Fall 2005 

1. Cyrus Cassells, English (50%)
2. Barbara Davis, Curriculum and Instruction
3. Heather Galloway, Physics (50%)
4. Gary Hartman, History
5. Catherine Hawkins, Social Work
6. Carole Martin, Modern Languages
7. Sujit Singh, Mathematics
8. Charles L. Slater, EAPS
9. Karen H. Smith, Marketing 
10. Sharon E. Ugalde, Modern Languages (50%)

Spring 2006 

1. Rebecca Bell-Metereau, English
2. Cyrus Cassells, English (50%)
3. John M. Davis, Psychology
4. John Edgell, Mathematics
5. Debra Feakes, Chemistry and Biochemistry
6. Heather Galloway, Physics (50%)
7. Theodore Hindson, Political Science
8. Timothy Mottet, Communications
9. Richard Sodders, Theatre and Design
10. James R. Stutzman, Finance and Economics
11. Mark Todd, Art and Design
12. Sharon E. Ugalde, Modern Languages (50%)
13. Duncan Waite, EAPS
14. Walter A. Wright, Political Science 

Fall 2006 

1. Elizabeth Allison, English (50%) 
2. Victoria Bynum, History
3. Xiao Chen, Computer Science
4. Roger Colombik, Art and Design
5. James Housefield, Art and Design
6. Joseph Koke, Biology
7. Blake Locklin, Modern Languages (50%)
8. Tom Mijares, Criminal Justice
9. Debra Monroe, English
10. Teja Rosenberg, English
11. Ron Sawey, Computer Science
12. Bruce Smith, Journalism
13. David Snyder, Mathematics
14. John Spellman, Mathematics
15. Kenneth Ward, Political Science 

Spring 2007 

1. Elizabeth Allison, English (50%) 
2. Colleen M. Connolly, EAPS
3. Dennis J. Dunn, History
4. Miriam Echeverria, Modern Languages
5. Elaine Eikner, Accounting
6. Stephen Gordon, EAPS
7. Russell Hodges, EAPS
8. Martha Kay Hofer, Political Science
9. Kathryn Ledbetter, English
10. Blake Locklin, Modern Languages (50%)
11. Sandra West Moody, Biology
12. Joycelyn Pollock, Criminal Justice
13. Jian Shen, Mathematics
14. Glenn Tanner, Finance and Economics 

Fall 2007 

1. Gregory Andrews, History
2. Jon Bible, Finance and Economics
3. Allan Chavkin, English
4. Cecilia Castillo, Political Science
5. Jeffrey Dell, Art and Design
6. Mark Fonstad, Geography (50%)
7. Thomas Grimes, English
8. Craig Hanks, Philosophy (50%)
9. Paul Hart, History
10. Verna Henson, Criminal Justice
11. Margaret Menninger, History
12. Susan Morey, Mathematics
13. Kathleen Pierce, English
14. Cynthia Plotts, EAPS
15. Robert Rutledge, Accounting
16. Hassan Tajalli, Political Science
17. Ruth Taylor, Marketing
18. Dwight Watson, History 

Spring 2008 

1.   Mary Brennan, History
2.   William T. Chittenden, Finance and Economics
3.   Michel Conroy, Art and Design
4.   David C. Easter, Chemistry
5.   Mark Fonstad, Geography (50%)
6.   Craig Hanks, Philosophy (50%)
7.   Catherine Jaffe, Modern Languages
8.   Paul Kens, Political Science
9.   Priscilla Leder, English
10. Roseann M. Mandziuk, Communication Studies
11. Robert McLean, Biology
12. Edward Mihalkanin, Political Science
13. Marcos P. Sivitanides, CIS/QMST
14. Karl Stephan, Engineering Technology
15. Barbara Trepagnier, Sociology
16. Keith Winking, Music
17. Gail M. Zank, Marketing
18. F. Benjamin Zhan, Geography 

Fall 2008 

1.   James D. Bell, Management
2.   C. Britt Bousman, Anthropology
3.   Caitlin R. Gabor, Biology
4.   Wilhelmus J. Geerts, Physics
5.   Kenneth L. Grasso, Political Science
6.   Sheila Hargett, Theatre and Dance
7.   Jay D. Jamieson, Criminal Justice
8.   Yongmei Lu, Geography
9.   Ann Hee Hong Ngu, Computer Science
10. Sharon O’Neal, Curriculum and Instruction
11. Dean Showalter, Finance and Economics
12. Cecilia Temponi, Management
13. Michelle L. Toews, Family and Consumer Science
14. Susan Weill, Journalism and Mass Communication
15. David C. Wiley, Health Education

Spring 2009

1. Joni Charles, Finance and Economics
2. Maria Czyzewska, Psychology
3. Jennifer Forrest, Modern Languages
4. Jack Laumer, Music
5. L. Kevin Lewis, Chemistry and Biochemistry
6. Chris Nice, Biology
7. Cynthia Opheim, Political Science
8. Janet Payne, Finance and Economics
9. Clifford Ronan,  English
10. Vivek Shah, CIS/QMST
11. Ram Shanmugam, Health Administration
12. M. Lee Williams, Communication Studies

Fall 2009

1. Richard Dixon, Geography
2. Daniela Ferrero, Mathematics (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
3. Kathleen Fite, Curriculum and Instruction
4. Alberto Giordano, Geography (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
5. Valentina Glajar, Modern Languages
6. Charles Ney, Theatre and Dance
7. James Kimmel, Geography
8. Chinna Natesan, Marketing (50%)
9. James Ott, Biology
10. Kate Peirce, Mass Communication
11. Phillip Salem, Communication Studies
12. Nico Schuler, Music (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
13. Julie Westerlund, Biology (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
14. Ha-Chin Yi, Finance and Economics (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
15. Joseph Yick, History
16. Lijun Yuan, Philosophy

Spring 2010

1. David Caverly, Curriculum and Instruction
2. James Garber, Anthropology
3. Maureen Keeley, Communication Studies
4. Eric Kirby, Management
5. Susan Kirby, Management
6. Daniel Lochman, English
7. Chinna Natesan, Marketing (50%)
8. Raul I. Rodriguez, Music

Fall 2010

1. Jennifer Battle, Curriculum and Instruction
2. Elizabeth Blunk, Family and Consumer Science
3. Ann Burnette, Communication Studies
4. David R. Butler, Geography
5. Janet Butler, Accounting
6. Michael Forstner, History (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
7. Michael A. Huston, Biology (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
8. Ana Juarez, Anthropology (50%)
9. Ruby Kishan, Finance and Economics
10. Susan Morrison, English (50%)
11. Donald Olson, Physics (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
12. Marilynn Olson, English
13. Walter Rast, Biology (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
14. Willard B. Stouffer, Political Science  
15. Taewon Suh, Marketing
16. Mary Tijerina, Social Work (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
17. Jose A. Trinidad, Finance and Economics

Spring 2011

1. Ann K. Brooks, EAPS
2.  Ian Davidson, Music
3.  Elizabeth Erhart, Anthropology
4. Charles Garofalo, Political Science 
5. Ana Juarez, Anthropology (50%)
6. Susan Morrison, English (50%)
7. Michelle Ney, Theatre and Dance
8. Randall Osborne, Psychology
9. John Tiefenbacher, Geography

Fall 2011

1. Rachell Booth, Chemistry and Biochemistry (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
2. Sven Fuhrmann, Geography (50%)
3. Robert Gorman, Political Science (50%)
4. Catherine Hawkins, Social Work
5. Chang Ji, Chemistry and Biochemistry
6. Sally Hill Jones, Social Work
7. Matthew L. Juge, Modern Languages
8. Jon Lasser, CLAS
9. Ju Long, CIS/QMST
10. Rebecca Montgomery, History
11. Tinker D. Murray, Health and Human Performance
12. Kay Nicols, Management
13. James Petersen, Geography
14. Kristen Ploeger, CIS/QMST
15. Richard Radcliffe, Curriculum and Instruction
16. Rebecca Raphael, Philosophy
17. Randall T. Reid, Art and Design
18. Rodney E. Rohde, Clinical Laboratory Science (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
19. Anadelia Romo, History
20. Vedaraman Sriraman, Engineering Technology
21. Mary Ann Stutts, Marketing
22. Federico Subervi, Journalism and Mass Communication
23. Dhiraj Vattem, Family and Consumer Science
24. Max Warshauer, Mathematics
25. Ani Yazedjian, Family and Consumer Science (50% and 50% Fall 2012) 

Spring 2012 

1. Lori Czop Assaf, Curriculum and Instruction
2. Nathan Bond, Curriculum and Instruction 
3. Christina Conlee, Anthropology (with Fall 2012 Presidential Research Leave Award)
4. Sylvia Crixell, Family and Consumer Science
5. Jesus F. de la Teja, History
6. Sven Fuhrmann, Geography (50%)
7. Cynthia Gonzales, Music
8. Robert Gorman, Political Science (50%)
9. Thomas M. Keller, Mathematics
10. Debarun Majumdar, Sociology
11. Carole Martin, Modern Languages
12. Jaymeen Shah, CIS/QMST
13. Mark Todd, Art and Design

Fall 2012 

1. Enrique Becerra, Marketing (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
2. Cyrus Cassells, English (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
3. Nancy Chavkin, Social Work (50%)
4. Nathan Currit, Geography (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
5. Reiko Graham, Psychology (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
6. Melissa Grogan, Theatre and Dance
7. Hsun-Ming (Sam) Lee, Computer Information Systems
8. James LeSage, Finance and Economics
9. Joey Martin, Music
10. John McGee, Finance and Economics
11. Jon McGee, Anthropology
12. James McWilliams, History (50%)
13. Selina Mireles, Mathematics (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
14. Beverly Penn, Art and Design (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
15. Rodion Podorozhny, Computer Science
16. Larry Price, Mathematics
17. Jack Ransone, Health and Human Performance
18. Susan Schwinning, Biology (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
19. Chad  Smith, Sociology (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
20. Karen Smith, Marketing
21. Jitendra Tate, Engineering (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
22. Steven Thompson, Accounting (50%)
23. Sharon Ugalde, Modern Languages
24. Francis E. Walsh, Journalism and Mass Communication
25. Kenneth Ward, Political Science
26. Linette Watkins, Chemistry and Biochemistry (with Spring Presidential Research Leave Award)
27. Miriam Williams, English
28. Ani Yazedjian, Family and Consumer Science (50%)

Spring 2013

1. Denise Blanchard, Geography
2. Nancy Chavkin, Social Work (50%)
3. Michael Costello, Theatre and Dance
4. Gregory Lynn Crossett, Political Science
5. Peter Dedek, Family and Consumer Science
6. BJ Friedman, Family and Consumer Science
7. Marian Houser, Communication Studies
8. Kathryn Ledbetter, English
9. Vicente Lopes, Biology
10. James McWilliams, History (50%)
11. Francis Mendez, Computer Information Systems
12. Sandra Moody, Biology
13. Yuri Porras, Modern Languages
14. Steven Thompson, Accounting (50%)

Fall 2013 (approved)

Spring 2014 (Approved)

1. Deborah Ann Balzhiser, English
2. Rebecca Bell-Metereau, English (50%)
3. Lynn Brinckmeyer, Music
4. Tina Marie Cade, Agriculture
5. H. John Durrett, Computer Science
6. Mark Erickson, Music
7. Joseph Etherton, Psychology (50%)
8. Dana Garcia, Biology
9. Stephen Gordon, CLAS
10. Paul Hart, History
11. Paul Kens, Political Science
12. Elizabeth Makowski, History
13. Roseann Mandziuk, Comm Studies
14. Octavio Pimentel, English
15. Jovita Ross-Gordon, CLAS
16. Patricia Shields, Political Science
17. Alexis Stokes, Fin and Eco
18. William Stone, Criminal Justice
19. Robert Tally, English
20. Duncan Waite, CLAS
21. Susan Waite, Curr and Inst
22. Dwight David Watson, History
23. Alexander White, Mathematics
24. Gail Marie Zank, Marketing
25. Pinfan Zhu, English